In @dagensnyheter today Tegnell points out that people with their “roots in other countries” (a horrible phrase) have been disproportionately impacted by covid. hhs.se/en/research/sw…
The reason cited is because they “bor inte sällan trångt” which is a lovely indirect way of saying immigrants often live in cramped conditions, with many generations of the same and often have jobs where they must go out and meet people. Image
But apparently it’s not easy to help these people according to Tegnell. Despite these communities being impacted hard for a second time in the current outbreak. Nothing seems to have changed. dn.se/sverige/tegnel…
The sooner @sweden gets to grips with its own pervasive inequality and moves from a system of equality to a system based on equity the better the country will fare.
Nicely timed article here: dn.se/debatt/ojamlik…
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